One of the most relevant and amazing blogs I have read in recent times.
I have been working for a firm that have been onboarding multiple small scale startup or lifestyle businesses to kubernetes. My opinion is that if you have an ruby on rails or python app, you don't really need kubernetes. It is like bringing bazooka to a knife fight. However, I do think kubernetes has some good practice embedded in them, which I will always cherish.
If you are not operating at huge scale, both operations or/and teams, it actually comes at a high cost of productivity and tech debt. I wish there was an easier tech that would bridge going from VMs to bunch of VMs, bunch of containers to kubernetes.
I have been working for a firm that have been onboarding multiple small scale startup or lifestyle businesses to kubernetes. My opinion is that if you have an ruby on rails or python app, you don't really need kubernetes. It is like bringing bazooka to a knife fight. However, I do think kubernetes has some good practice embedded in them, which I will always cherish.
If you are not operating at huge scale, both operations or/and teams, it actually comes at a high cost of productivity and tech debt. I wish there was an easier tech that would bridge going from VMs to bunch of VMs, bunch of containers to kubernetes.